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Use the "Turn On Flow" action to activate another flow

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Good morning, everyone.

I am currently working on 1 project that uses 2 different flows. What I would like is that when the 1st flow ends, it automatically triggers the second. So I used the "Turn on Flow" action by specifying the name of the flow and its environment, but I notice that nothing is happening.

I would like to know how to do this idea if not what else needs to be configured in MS Flow so that "Turn On Flow" can work normally.

Thank you in advance.

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gamoraes 1,040 on at

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Hi @TherBi

The 'Turn On' action just enable the Flow if this is disabled.

One approach is in your second flow put a 'Request' trigger, and in your first flow you call this. Using the actions below

Second flow triggerAction to call the Second Flow

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ScottShearer 25,290 Most Valuable Professional on at

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@TherBi :

A suggested by @gamoraes , you can call one Flow from another. Is there a reason why you can't have a single Flow? Are there too many actions?

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Merci pour tout .
J'ai pu résoudre mon soucis .

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TherBi 8 on at

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I rather preferred to divide my flows to be able to work effectively on each, separately and independently. And I had a problem with the first flow, so I started on the second to go faster

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